LFI Victor Hugo Djerba · AFLEC Lycée Français International Victor Hugo Djerba, Tunisia · An AFLEC school

LFI Victor Hugo

About the school

A school of excellence at the heart of the Mediterranean.

A school of excellence at the heart of the Mediterranean

The Lycée Français International Victor Hugo in Djerba (LFI Victor Hugo) is a school accredited by the French Ministry of National Education and a partner of the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE). Located on the Tunisian island of Djerba, it welcomes pupils from nursery to the end of secondary school, with teaching that follows the French curriculum while making the most of the cultural and linguistic richness of its Mediterranean setting.

Part of the AFLEC network: a collective strength

LFI Victor Hugo is a full member of the AFLEC network (Association Franco-Libanaise pour l’Éducation et la Culture), which brings together French schools abroad that share common values: high teaching standards, cultural openness and the promotion of the French language. Being part of the network gives LFI Victor Hugo access to exchanges between pupils and teachers, shared good practice and innovative educational projects on an international scale.

An education open to the world

LFI Victor Hugo offers its pupils a resolutely international education. Partnerships with other French schools of the network make possible language exchanges, joint teaching projects and sports or cultural meetings. Pupils thus open up to the world while remaining grounded in the rigour and excellence of the French education system.

Commitment and values

As an active member of the AFLEC network, LFI Victor Hugo is committed to the values of secularism, tolerance and citizenship. It prepares its pupils to become responsible, well-informed people, able to thrive in a constantly changing world.

At a glance

  • In the AFLEC networksince 2023
  • Pupilsmore than 600, mostly Tunisian or French-Tunisian
  • Levelsfrom nursery to terminale (Year 13)
  • Accreditationfull accreditation since the start of the 2024 school year
  • LanguagesFrench, Arabic, English

Key documents (in French)